check out the photo essays of the red chair on the Cape
then go see the inn websites for more information for more on all the fun this chair had...
Woods Hole Inn
June 2013
The Red Chair took one last stroll around Woods Hole, MA. It took some time to dip its legs in the water of the Vineyard Sound, stopped to have a quick picknick with friends and lastly said its good byes to the Quicks Hole Restaurant's yellow chairs.
After spending the morning with friends and family, the party toasted farewell as owner Beth Colt assisted the chair down to the car. From there Red Chair's Travels began!
The Red Chair took one last stroll around Woods Hole, MA. It took some time to dip its legs in the water of the Vineyard Sound, stopped to have a quick picknick with friends and lastly said its good byes to the Quicks Hole Restaurant's yellow chairs.
After spending the morning with friends and family, the party toasted farewell as owner Beth Colt assisted the chair down to the car. From there Red Chair's Travels began!
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Menemsha Inn & Cottages
Red had an amazing time visiting Martha's Vineyard and the staff of the Menemsha Inn & Cottages! Meeting the locals, visiting the beaches, boats, and shops were only part of the alluring atmosphere of the up-island experience. Red basked in the sirene beauty and relaxing qualities of Menemsha and wishes to go back as soon as Red's schedule allows. The island lifestyle is really something Red could get used to...
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Here are pictures from the trip to Nantucket. The island's historical and quaint feel really comes through, and is reiterated by the Century House B&B. There are also some great shots capturing Nantucket's surfing activity.
Menemsha Inn
A photo story of beautiful Menemsha captured by Peter Simon will be coming soon...
A sojourn at the Captain's Manor Inn was a great time for the red chair, which has become so famous in Falmouth that you can not walk down the street without shouts of, "Hey, is that THE red chair?" You will enjoy these images, and more on the Inn's Facebook page.
Check out the spectacular scenery that makes Eastham and the National Seashore so incredible. Thanks to innkeepers at the Whale Walk Inn for showing us what it's all about. I love the images of the red chair at the Inn -- especially that great hammock shot. This lucky chair is pretty relaxed by now!
The Red Chair is currently enjoying a little R&R in Orleans, courtesy of the fabulous Orleans Inn. It continues to be a sunny and warm April, and that lucky chair is soaking up every Cape Cod minute!
Life is sweet indeed at Gabriel's at the Ashbrooke Inn up in Provincetown. Check out the vistas that the Red Chair visited while staying in Cape Cod's hippest town in mid-April of 2012...
These pictures are hot off the presses as the red chair was just in Harwich, enjoying the spring weather and all the fun things to do and see while staying at the Platinum Pebble.
The Captain's House Inn in Chatham welcomed the red chair in Early April 2012...and here is what happened:
This set of pictures are from the time the chair spent in April 2012 in Brewster Mass, staying at the lovely Brewster-by-the-Sea B&B. You can read all about it on their innkeepers blog.
There are plenty of adventures to be had at the Lamb and Lion as you will see in the set of photos below.
The red chair had a ball in Barnstable!
The red chair had a ball in Barnstable!
Visiting the High Pointe Inn in Barnstable Mass. was a "high pointe"
for the red chair as you will see in the photo essay below.
So many incredible sights to see as you tour lovely Cape Cod.
for the red chair as you will see in the photo essay below.
So many incredible sights to see as you tour lovely Cape Cod.
The Red Chair started it's journey at the Woods Hole Inn, in Woods Hole, Mass.
The Woods Hole Inn was still under construction when the chair was launched,
but the Inn since re-opened with 14 rooms and suites.
Here is where it all began in March 2012...
The Woods Hole Inn was still under construction when the chair was launched,
but the Inn since re-opened with 14 rooms and suites.
Here is where it all began in March 2012...
